Five Times Two (2004) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Marion is one half of the young married couple at the center of the film. She participates in the formal separation process, later shares a hotel room with Gilles, and is shown facing the emotional co...
Gilles is Marion's husband and the other central figure in the couple's story. He attends the separation proceedings, books a hotel room with Marion afterward, appears to admit infidelity at a dinner,...
Nicolas is the son of Marion and Gilles, whose birth is shown in the film's third chapter. His arrival becomes a crucial moment in the couple's relationship because Gilles misses the birth by several...
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Nicolas is identified as the son of Marion and Gilles. The separation agreement provides for Gilles to pay child support and share visits and school h...
Nicolas is identified as the son of Marion and Gilles. The separation agreement makes Marion the primary residential parent.
The story opens with the formal dissolution of Marion and Gilles's marriage. Their later arguments acknowledge that the marriage is over, though a bri...
A nonlinear account of Marion and Gilles's relationship traces affection, conflict, parenthood, and separation without resolving their future.
Directed by François Ozon
Five Times Two (2004) · 6.4/10 · drama, romance
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